SALES BY AUCTION JJIGHLY JMPORTANT RUCTION gALE. QEOIIGE -yyALIvER, AT THE RESIDENCE, 27 j^ I J<MADA ' LE R OAD ' j^EMUERA, j\r EXT, QCTOBER 0Q O'CLOCK. Instructed by MRS. MAX STEINBERG, who has sold her property. A Few Details:— pHOICE 3-PCE. LEICESTER CHESVv TERFIELD LOUNGE AND 2 DIVAN CIIAIRS in Choice Tapestry and Looso Cushions; 13.0 x 12 Heavy Axminster Carpet Square, Luce Curtains and Gold Satin Curtains and Pelmets, 8-VALVE ALLWAVE ORION ELECTRIC RADIO, Large Oxidised Standard Reading Lamp, Mahogany Oct. Table with glass top, 'J Mahogany Oce. Chairs, Solid Walnut Coffee Table, Small Electric Reading Lamps, Fire Screen, Occ. Armchairs, Choice Bric-a-brac, Pictures. Cushions, Hearth Rugs, 3OFT x 4FT OIN AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNER, Bookshelf, WELL MANUFACTURED EXTENSION DINING TABLE AND 0 HEAVY UPHOLSTERED DINING CHAIRS (a really fine lot); 0 x 10.G Axminster Carpet Square, Tea Waggon, Cut-glass Crystal, E.P. Ware, Table Linen. Door Stops, EXCEPTIONALLY FINE COLOURED IMPORTED BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Panelled Bedstead, Dressing Table, Pedestal, Bedroom Chairs, Tallboy, and also Dressing Table and Drapings (something unique); it x 10.0, Carpet Square, Silk Bedspreads, Blankets and Bed Linen, Oak Wardrobe, Oiled Rimu Chest and .O.R. Bedstead with Beddins, Curtains, Pastry Ex. Table, Dinner Service, Cooking Utensils, GOOD ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER, Pres. Pan, Electric Toaster, Radiator, Thermos, Jam Jars, Seagrass Chairs, Water Tank, Acme Wringer, Crockery, Glassware, Water Tank. .(-VALVE ORION ELECTRIC RADIO, PENNSYLVANIA LAWNMOWER, Garden Tools of all descriptions. Extension Long Ladder, •!% Gallons Paint, Wheelbarrow, Garden Hose, Twin Cylinder Roller. Host of Sundries. Also. 2 VERY FINE PAIRS BINOCULARS. BAG OF GOLF CLUBS, FISHING ROD, and V2 PURE WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. NOTE. —Tho Catalogue is an exceptionally choice lot and can fully recommend. QEORGE J/D., SPECIALITY AUCTIONEERS. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. rpUESDAY 11 A.M. PROMPT. AT SALEROOM, 393 QUEEN STREET, Under Distraint for Rent. QFFICE JpURNISHINGS, FOLDING CHAIRS (New), suitable for Hail, Tearoom, etc., in lots to suit. JjTD.. 191 QUEEN STREET. J 1 R I D A T, j\TOVEMBER 2Q 1039, AT 12 NOON. C. F. B EX ™' L TD - Will offer by Public Auction, at their Rooms, corner Queen and Shortland Streets, City. j^lbert, 0 jpHYLLIS gTREET. VACANT POSSESSION. BUNGALOW, attractively designed, well built, best timbers throughout, and containing 5 rooms and offices, all modern appointments, electric hot water, gas stove, Terrazzo sink, ample cupboards. Garage. LEVEL SECTION, volcanic soil, laid out in paths, lawns, concrete front fence and steel gates, all in good order. Property is Flagged. TfRIDAY, FOR ABSOLUTE SALE FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Owner. Leaving for Country. MANGERE BRIDGE, Cor. Coronation Rd. MANGERE BRIDGE. GENTLEMAN'S DELIGHTFUL HOME, splendidly constructed of selected Kauri on brick foundation. 8 Large Rooms and Offices —2 sleeping porches, Whitney windows, modern ashpit fireplaces in 4 rooms, electrically equipped throughout and an additional Acme to Heater. 2 patent W.C.'s and splendid tiled bathroom with tiled shower box. Large built-in wardrobes and presses OUTBUILDINGS include Double Garage, Dairv, Man's Room. Cow and Hay Shed. BEAUTIFUL WOODED GROUNDS, elevated, one acre of rich volcanic soil, on warm northerly slopes "of Mangere Mountain. Circular Carriage Drive, concrete yard and paths. FULL-SIZE TENNIS COURT (New Lynn soil). Small orchard, fowlrun, cow paddock.
TERMS —£750 Cash, balance arranged. TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON j\TOVEMBER 1939, AT 12 NOON. AT THEIR AUCTION ROOMS. CORNER QUEEN AND SHORTLAND STS., BY - C. F. B ENNETT - L m - AUCTIONEERS, in Conjunction with Messrs. Stacc Bennett t and Jackson, Estate Agents. IN A DECEASED ESTATE. piTT gTREET, QITY. AND AT rjiAKAPUNA. JJ-RIDAY. g AT 11 A.M. T M ANDENO JT AOKSON ' Instructed by the Trustees in a Deceased Estate, will sell by public auction at their Rooms, 8 Swanson Street. Auckland, on tho above date: rpWO yAL LIABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. AS UNDER. "VTO. 47 PITT STREET, CITY, between ii St. Helens Hospital and Congregational Church Grounds.—Substantially Constructed 2-Storey House of V2 rooms, electric light and usual conveniences. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, having 5-tft frontage to Pitt Street, 88ft, to Upper Union 'or St. James) Street, and a through depth of about 800 ft. An Excellent Proposition, suitable for a Boarding or Apartment House. MARATEA," KITCHENER ROAD, TAKAPUNA, opposite Saltburn Rnad, closo to Milford Shop Centre and easy access to Beach.—Superior Suburban Residential Property, well built, 2-storey, slate roof house of 0 rooms and all usual conveniences. Spacious verandah and balcony around three sides of house affording MAGNIFICENT CHANNEL AND HARBOUR VIEWS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD BLOCK OF LAND, about <l% acres, having 100 ft road frontage and about 200 ft lake frontage, planted in extensive native bush, ornamental trees and shrubs, lawns and gardens. Eminently suitablo for Rest Dome, Convalescent Home, Guest House or as a Superior Private Residence. IN AUCKLAND'S BIG STORE AND M ANUFACTU RING A REA. QOR. S T. QEORGE'S R I AND Q.ARFIBLD gTREET. T? RID AY, ATOVEMBER 1 A AT O P.J QAMUEL yAILE & g oiN, s. Will Sell bv Public Auction, at their Rooms. 88 Queen Street, on above date, IT 1 REE HOLD CORNER BUSINESS SITE, •i- fronting St. George's Bay Rd., appro*. 102 ft. 7in., and Garfield St., 07ft. Level access from Queen Street, railway and wharves. Many of the City's biggest business concerns have built in the immediate vicinity. AN IDEAL SlTE—central, accessible, well lighted. Terms on application.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23489, 28 October 1939, Page 5
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